MSP360 (CloudBerry) Backup supports AES encryption of 128, 192 and 256 bit key length.
To protect your backup contents with encryption, select Enable encryption check box. Select Enable compression check box to compress backup source contents for optimal backup storage space usage. Specify compression and encryption options for the backup plan. Select this check box to exclude On-Demand files from the backup plan. Do not back up On-Demand files (selected by default). Select this check box, if you want to exclude from the backup plan files that will be opened at the moment of the backup plan run Do not back up locked files (exclusively opened by other applications). Select this check box to exclude files that have 'system' and/or 'hidden' attributes from the backup plan Do not back up system and hidden files (selected by default). In the field to the right, specify the maximum file size Select this check box to limit the size of files for the backup plan. Do not back up files larger than (MB). In the fields to the right, specify the date and the time of file modification Select this check box if you want to include in the backup plan all files that have been modified after a point in time. In the field to the right, specify the number of days from the last modification Select this check box, if you want to back up files, modified on a specific day. In this field, specify folders to be excluded from the backup plan. Select this check box to include empty folders in the backup plan In the field to the right, specify file extensions to be excluded from the backup plan. The file type is detected by file extension. Select this option to exclude files of certain types from the backup plan. In the field to the right, specify the required file extensions. Select this option to back up files of certain types. Select this option to back up all files in folders, specified on the Backup Source step Back up all files in selected folders. Specify various criteria for backup source objects. New content will be added in selected folders only All new content in excluded folders will NOT be added Once the backup plan is run, the MSP360 Backup will use the system VSS provider forcibly. Select this check box in case you experience issues with a third-party VSS provider. VSS cannot make snapshots of data stored in FAT32-partitioned volumes. VSS cannot be used to back up network files, such as network shares and mapped network drives. 
Select this check box to include current NTFS permissions in the backup planĬonsider the following restrictions which apply to VSS: Specify advanced options for the backup plan. Once you selected backup storage, click Next. Select a storage account for the backup plan from the list of available backup storage. To create a new file backup plan, click the Files icon in the horizontal menu bar. This chapter covers the following topics: The service should start at the next 5-minute mark.In the new backup format, the file backup plan configuration is always stored in a backup storage Go to services.msc again and stop the monitored service.
Make sure that the created task does what's expected of it:. UAC prompt will appear to confirm administrative privileges Option B: Save the script as a PS1 file and run it via the right-click context menu > Run with PowerShell. Copy and execute the script except for the lines that follow the #Omit the next line if running interactively comments 
Option A: Open a PowerShell prompt under the administrator account.
#CLOUDBERRY SERVER TAKING HOURS TO CHECK FOR MODIFIED FILES WINDOWS#
Replace the name-of-the-service string with the Display name of the monitored Windows service as shown in its properties (accessible in services.msc via right-click context menu).# Omit the next line if running interactively
Register-ScheduledTask -Action $action -Trigger $trigger -TaskName "Restart of Backup Service" -User "System" $trigger.Repetition = $trigger2.Repetition # Taking repetition object from secondary, and insert it into base trigger: $trigger2 = New-ScheduledTaskTrigger -At 00:00:01 -Once -RepetitionInterval (New-TimeSpan -Minutes 5) -RepetitionDuration (New-TimeSpan -Hours 23 -Minutes 59) $trigger = New-ScheduledTaskTrigger -At 00:00:01 -Daily The following PowerShell snippet creates a task in the Task Scheduler that checks the status of a service at regular intervals and attempts to start it in case it's not running. In some case it is required to monitor the status of a Windows service and automatically restart it. Scheduled Monitoring Of Windows Service Status
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